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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
5
Reading of a historic timetable fragment shows southbound schedule details with times around 2148 and 895 p.m. The text includes route identifiers D7 and Mm suggesting train or transit line designations within a midwestern timetable snippet.
Tae Xmas exercises at Salem went off in good shape with gifts and candy. Mr Brock received a Bible from the school and Mr Matthews a Bible from his class. Election of officers for the new year: Brock Superintendent, Kincaid Assistant, Matthews Treasurer, Bogle Secretary, Estey Organist, Estey Wife Assistant. Dora Busby broke a finger but it is getting well. Woods visiting her father Lt Ellis. Fisher holidays in Carthage and Joplin. Wayne’s sister Mrs Sella of Kansas visiting. Dewey students visited home for ten days. John Burland moved from the school district. Eugene Rios recovering from pneumonia staying at Mie Ovens. Fletcher Carter’s daughters west of Jasper visiting relatives in Dewey.
The Lynoland Christmas Eve tree and program were enjoyed by attendees. A sense of peace and goodwill prevailed. Local residents Mr and Mrs Wine and children shared dinner with Mr and Mrs Isaac Teter. Mr Seth of Carthage spoke on Buoday evchool lessons for the quarter at Lynoland. Several families and neighbors were noted visiting relatives and spending Sunday with others in the community.
Genuine khaki work clothes coats and trousers offered at Joyce's with a call to visit between 10 and 3 for purchase.
Blue Star notes describe Mr Resh threshing wheat Monday with Geo Wright of Jasper, visits from Davie and Joplin residents, and plans to Kansas City then Chicago. The Boston Orid. Felloxa held a large Monday night event with four candidates in the official goal, a successful box supper raising 17.72, Miss Mira Joanie Johnsten winning prettiest young lady, Jim Hull winning the ugliest man contest, and a dance at Nlarve Law's afterward.
The Zion revival led by Rev. Powell with Rev. Sutter attracts growing attendance. Local social notes mention visits by James Covert and Will Turnage to Webb City and Oskland, family visits, and assorted holiday gatherings among residents including Mae Rogers of Arkansas and D. W. Teeter's Jasper visit.
The Presbyterian Church announces the next Sebbath with a morning subject at 11 o’clock titled The Calendar of 1907 and 1908 and an evening service at 7 featuring a sermon. All are welcome. J. B. Srarceros, Ir stor.
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